PhD scholarship in clinical spectroscopy

PhD scholarship in clinical spectroscopy

The RMIT PhD Scholarship (International) is offered to outstanding candidates undertaking research in the project "Spectroscopic Quantification of Protein Glycation."

The RMIT PhD Scholarship (International) is offered to outstanding candidates undertaking research in the project "Spectroscopic Quantification of Protein Glycation." This project focuses on developing and validating advanced spectroscopic methodologies, including FTIR and Raman techniques, for the quantitative assessment of protein glycation as a biomarker in disease diagnostics. The successful applicant will work within a multidisciplinary research environment and collaborate closely with leading experts Professor Shekhar Kumta and Vipul Bansal and Dr. Stanley Chan. The scholarship provides financial support for tuition fees and a living stipend, and is open exclusively to high-achieving international applicants with a strong background in biomedical science, chemistry, or related disciplines.

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$36,000

One (1)

Open to high-achieving international applicants with a strong background in biomedical science, chemistry, or related disciplines.

2026-07-01

Interested candidates should submit an expression of interest via email to Professor Kumta shekhar.kumta@rmit.edu.au, including a current CV, academic transcripts, and a brief statement outlining their research experience and interest in spectroscopic biomarker development. Applicants are encouraged to highlight prior experience in spectroscopy, analytical chemistry, or biomedical research.

This is unique opportunity to create ground-breaking arrays of Digital-Spectral-Biomarkers.

 

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